Featured Help with mark on sterling earrings

Does anyone recognize the mark on these earrings? I was expecting it to be John Hardy, but don't think that is a mark they used. Thanks.

 

That's not any John Hardy mark I'm used to.

 

Nope. And also it doesn't say 18K for the "gold" dots and I think his dotted stuff is always marked 18k or 14k when the dots are gold.

 

Certainly in the style of.

Debora

 

Don't know the mark but I notice you didn't show an 18K/14K or .750/.585 mark. Are gold dots perhaps gold-filled or brass?

 

I imagine they are brass or gold filled or gold plate since there is no gold mark on the earrings.

 

Same mark here but still no cigar.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/antiquesandappraisals/posts/3766013110323980/

 

John Hardy and many others not only have their jewellery made on Bali, they use Balinese design elements and techniques and sometimes add there own twist (not always). Gold details on silver are classic Balinese, so many other makers will also have those.
In this case the input by the Western 'designer' is the squarish outline of the earrings, making them look more Western.